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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-30
A FIERCE FIRE.
Terrible Havoc Caused by IL in
Hum bOldt County.

Humboldt County.
EUREKA, October pa destructive
fire prevails in the southern portion
of Humboldt county, on the sheep and
cattle ranges. A force of forty men
has been fighting to keep the fire out
of Petrolia, and grave fears are enter
tanned for the safety of Shelter Cove
wharf and warehouses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-30
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
The Predicted New Directorate
for the u. a. O.. Road.

BALTIMORE, October 29.-It II stated
to-day upon good authority that upon
the election OF Spencer, which is now
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-30
VALUE or THE VERNON.

The Vernon was owned by A.
Booth, of Chicago, and was valued at
$40 900. She was a year old and in
sured for $37 200.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-30
BRIDLE AND BIT.
SubIe wilkes Beats the Record
MT San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-To-day
was the first day OF the fall meeting
of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse As
sociution. The weather and track
were fine.
First race, one and one-six-
teenth miles for purse Of $400,
Kenny won, Applause second, Iii
boulet third time :49la. Black Pilot,
Jack Brady, Kenny, Torpedo, APP
plause, Triboulet, Repetta, Lizzie
Dunbar, Not Idle. started.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-30
A RECORD BEATEN.

Corbett's Sable Wilkes started to
beat the three-year-old record OF 2:l9
1-S. attended by running mate. The
first quarter was made in 35 seconds,
the half mile in 091a the three quar-
tors in IA, and the mile in 2:1S.
Pacing race, free for all, purse, $1,000
L. G. Lee won the first heat, Home
stake second. Time, 2:l5A.
The second heat was won by i. g..
Lee, Ella s. second. Time, 2:l5.
Lee won the third heat and pacing
race, Ella second. Time, 2:lS.
Trotting race; purse, $1000-Wells-
Fargo won the first heat, Sister Sec
ond. Time, 2:lSM.
The second heat Black Diamond
won, Wells Fargo, second. Time,
2:21.
Second race, three-quarters of a
mile-Iadies' stakes for 2-year-old fill
lies. three starters. Geraldine won ;
Snowdrop, second; Welcome, third.
Time, 1:1416. ,s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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fsvn the karsssss u ee1akhy AahsAa.sissss.
sna rsrBy = thase hzse xeslk ~ slsia fass sas
fafr t5..ek fst.e.,
feakus~s sAlniug out tkfaoxl si.sn- upoa
tAs sss& II froat 81 elssza tlsss have q okaeh-
En4n sna b.xek faasa sunacis, and tsssrs y
shs~d te oia<r tiss Wy Ths~ can g. a.
fast almost ~ = borss. and IA their ssg CO.
tame they add 70 tue osaesiai e,eaas ton srs
c2nsss- and donkeys ndked nn vita carriages,
ans h ~Ns In sagh lAFenE gssl tls klsalss
drove BY. he nes dressed IA kafopesn CO.
iams save that his hisst hair xss oossssa vita
q rea fss cap he ssas q i,lsak froek ss4s
snsi ~iils ssss and Trousers nf a gfassah hse
has hEsA Has s;aotls-<, sEd notsa tGsns his
b<sos1 ~ss decorated with sissaaae stssas
he i s'swsu educAsed man sn5 ialss Fngiisl
ana. fhins. Fr~noh Ne bss n has hsltss,
sHd II was said that he wss practically uadrr
the eonsFol u the fss lsh sosrrnsnesss AF TIE
tstas tls var tsets ouI Il iils Il - he Eusi
lzs even more under tbsm now ant n So tlse
better for EsYp. ! vietse 3 naa.srnF ~ LIS
palaoes, ant foend Ia one a isislhane whsch
sf<s4sd sso more ossf q place taan a i,zss
tssrn~r siose winch saw lsss summer in the
ps.ecs II lse Dasrh king " .Iiain al Anssinr.
cam TIE shetivs a kEyIa gsss ssose eW
year salary. 81 father i paid sel9 olsa 3 gssT.
AID Eaors thsa t1uo.0s ~ q osheg saen.ia.fs
q the family. ssil fgvI,t has oaly si,o1t
ene tsath of sts popplasien of the uni1ed
fsSfssl Is ~ sas wonder that ia peofss ase
esssbardsasa u4th t&xAtsani
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
MARY wILEmAN ACQUITTED.
A jury Declares Her Not ssufstv a fn<
Marder of Her russ.ad.

LITTLE VALLxY, n. Y. June 4--The fu-T
IN the csss Of Ms. karY Eim-asn, ca trisl
here for tie murder Of her husbzn6. rstired
At 10 O'Clock est night Mn. Enenzn
was Frustrated dzrns re night. ard Il -ss
with the greatest difficulty tbst she vslksd
into the court room this Hsorninx She vas
accompanied by Der two sons. Hrs. VIE
nnsu looked psle end hazard. and trsrnh hssa
violently - the jury klsd into ske oourt
room At O'Clock. JadSp Lewis rs-s
an anxious look upon bic fsoe Last
year he had h~en cs@i~d ursn 70 sen-
tsnee Mrs. Wilenan 70 a>sfls. she hs~fn4
been found gritty On her Ara srisf. "9untg
OF not guilty" s<ked he conrt No4
guilty. said TIE forems1. rber . shout
sroes. Mrs.. Wiieuan fafr4<1. Ard Der sar,.
carried ber CIT of the rurf ~oo-n. Tbe
utmost exeitemeBt prsvsl@s far seve-.I
minutes. There we're ekes-- ~1<hfr th-
court room and 1ifhou4 isn The sk-zsx.
where . great crowd bxl caslsesed Ihs
vsr<scf wss entirely unexrrr.ted. Is The szss
vss zzspessa 70 Be strohzsr srsnst sas
priss1er thAa ~ tA< szss Uas-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT
eloHT wrN vurO IN A QUARRY.
Tie 7essfi,ls Essaifs sf . Pc nsnaafs Es
piosiss One msu's fsoas 1ise~n 80
frsfssesfs -Nea tc@uet y Nffn~<esa
"a ttefs fPeBnssBssnfs

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ocloek - tseofge Weiser ees isnsyine
blssi ooptsibinr three kers % powder. ~
tts osmbfis Iron compsnv's unsffis<. .,
Birmingham. Jiunsingtss e,unts d pre.
fDsiuFsis sSg leose snd fsii of rock
esussd tbefegr. Allied eifbt mes oai-
right sBd smother one vin dis
Their fsnBet asf Ds foiiove Csrenas q
rfexsrt foreman fssofFs Neis~f tsnanus
ssunaef. kief. Myers. tsoob einsssit. 5obn
Eook. usrr1 ksii and one Hungarian
wi1o~s nsrlf coni1 Bot 10 is<rnsd
The soens In end sfound ths liios tevr
beggsss DESCRIPTION. The wives ~ .bt ass5
men ere slfnoss ersxs6 With eflef snd sft
funnins fo and fro sfingins iistif hsBds
ana ~s~vinf ftg their hnsisnoe ~ho~.
nlsnrisd remains leg il iiffls onfbouss o.
silently waiting the sfffssi ~ the por0ass
George Nei~ss. vbo wns doing tbt tsfat-
ing vss blown fifh into the sig snd fsli
up aud plsoe1 tr . shset. but nefisxiE
buf the bad denoted fhsf tl1s rs,asins
were those ~ tur,sD BODY. I've sofs><
were Killed bv the f~ilins steses
end s~e.sl c&yts cgUplstsIt Covered
Your men vsvs badly injarsa BY nl~iI>s
~ foiigvs
Thomas y. Bso-ss. esorrs Bio~ss. Ns<s
se-psf sp8 fseorre Woro~r The lest
nsred wes brought r. hifoons Bc<piixl
and h ts-ribls Injured. rvc - fbs ots>rs
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

NEw YoRK. June 4.--District Afsornsy
Msrtire today gave some attention %
. &c sisnilie IT q letter recently issued
BY the General Secretary Of the
Knights Of Labor st PHILADELPHIA a.
puei shed in this mornings San. calling
upon members of the various assemblies 20
b1ycctt r. : Higgins Z CO., CARPET manu-
fsctursre anu their customers. The matter
vas than turned hv Maritime 20 his assist
snt. Davis. Who has charge Of placing the
matter before the grand jury. Davis said
The lettsr Itself was vsrv zuarsieily written.
aud could not he made the basis Of an IN
dicfunnt for conspiracy. The matter viii
he further nvesfizssed-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

but have no knowledge OF the classical or
modern languages
IL must be distinctly stated that volapdik
win not in any degree supsrsede any existing
language. II will ultimately Be studied by
every educated person next after his own
nosaer tongue. National tongues for na-
tional use, out volapdk for intercourse be-
tween nations The real growth OF tho
yoiapEk idea viii not be attained until it is
stu,lled in the higher Glasses of all schools,
and Is considered as indispensable as aritn-
me.ic or geography.
The new language is remarkably easy to
learn from the fact that il Il perfectly regu-
lar. Every one who has stndied foreign
languages knows tina. the rules are few and
easy, while the real difficulty lies in the ex-
csptions In VolspHk there are no exeep-
tons. All its grammatical forms can bs
learned in an hour, and then with the aid Of
dictionary anything written in il can bs
dsciphered. In learning 10 write or speak
the great danger is OF carrying with you the
idiosns Of your own language in trsnsisting
word for word Thus. such an expression as
"a great many would evidently be mad
miszable: IL must be rendered very many
which is what we really mean by it
Let rs take few rambling glancss at
volapiik words and expressions TO form an
idea Of how simple and natural and easily
remembered they are
Let us begin with the name volspiik. Tt
is pronounced In three syllabies with the
accent ON the last. This is en- invariabls
rule: all words are accented on the last
syllable. and is Is an excellent rule. for the
hearer thus knows Just where the word ends
The greatest difficulty for person trying -
understand foreign language faently
SPOKEN is that there seems 10 be no separation
between the words: it sounds like all one
long word" The is sounded as in Ego the
Z As in father and the dotted Il ss in Ger
nan or like the French n. Now the nean-
ing Of tho word is "Worid's-speech~ OF "The
Language Of the World It + compound
word. and its elements are vol. world, and
pix. speech. connected By the vowel q,
which i the sign Of the possessive case, OF.
q ie IL called. 'sKimafal., the whose case. >
Kim pronounced keeml means wboi ard
fae cases are four. Kimfsl, Kimsfal, Kline
Cal, Kimifal: deriving their names from the
for1as
kim. who, Kima, whose, Of wI1omi Kline,
- whom Kinsi. whom.
The kinnfal is the answer % she question
sWhors It i. therefore, the noninstive case
or the subject It Is The Simple root form
without vowel ending. The ether cases end
in the three vovels, a. e, !. in regular order.
Everybody knows the vovsis. therefore our
ressfer now knows how 70 decline any noun
or rroroun IN the world speech. IL he viii
further remember that the psnral b always
Sssrnsd BY aiding . 70 the singular. Let -
ny i vith the pronoun of. she.
or, On, ofe, On. q
Ofs, ofas, ofes, cf7s
The following sentence cousains al ~
cases
Fien tidelA s<eson penesl r-xA
The tescher's frisad hss sent lseser - she
Er9
= ~iEl Re noticed that there are 10 vt5cirs
Flen uzsens friend. OF friend. or the
f-end Il 5 fcund by sctazl experience that
tie Articles ara unnecessary: N fact, nsnJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

a sos.sPEx AurfsEkPH
Eia s~sas4a fsasAi whe hzs ssat sss
bassTf
F1sa e~e.sasn onai 4 frArs bas seat II
klaA ssn s@sdsa enas Hhess lFassa has
sens 81
Fsus aasl. TIE tsaehefs TREAD
kiae ss@1xs osaai fe Nhom hes Be
seaG izi
ksss 70 ths sinx.
ksi s~s5ekn fessf NhAf tobksxissl sss
h ssnf g tke bioxf
ks=soD E-sueti Re las senf TIE lstksr
Had ~e nore sgsees We night easily evoivs
frosa rssss phrasse al tts la~s - Nea4tsik
grammar We cal give a snxssstisal x ho~
tssks change thelF pslsos - izslilnatisg
that. a. "a n1s@ns / q, tbou ga yea Al
dressed ~ oas pefsool; els, ~s, sk. you
plural: ~ ssstlsb sixnsfes in osa wursi. /
have sent. essi0is. ws have sat; szeaesaS.
they have seat Nben ne state that iseSlom
means he had ssni, osstoza. Le wil ssni
asssion. hs VII hare ~zrt. tie rs@ix may
make gae~ tat tie vosei al the bsginusng
ef veTb determiA<s iss s<n-e. whzis tbs lssii-
eations u person and nusst>er are A. the eHd
wksn he st9iiss tie grammar miss thor
oaghly ne ~lli fnd that ths tense yo~ek ere
q serls<. In regular order. vkieh uzlzes il Va
pcs~lols ~ forget thstn:
Q. q, q, l. o, u
In the passive. "a, "a, ps. II, p, "a,
foT example, pstidos, IL - lsnget: pssldos,
IL was taught, psI4do<. II has besa tazxht
pitidos, is had been taught; po<idos. il will
pe taught; putsaos, Il viii have bssa
taught
The power Of eompoaafing words and
forming d-risatiyc. Is almost unlimited
Tie Vocabulary is capable of expansion 70
NEE, any requireaenls Of tee fut0fs.
You now know what Folaplk IA The
next question undoubtedly viii be, and ought
% Be, What 10 il uxF
Ia uss viii be mostly for written eorre-
spondence. As spoken language IL viii have
bur a limited Currency. h eommrivi@i ard
other business correspondents IL viii frss
come into general use. and this win always
lie IL widest, though perhaps not ice highest
sphere. II viii nert be applied 10 scientific
compositions Science knows no national
boundaries, and authors win soon appreciate
the advantage Of world wide audience
International treaties and conventions siIl be
drawn up In Nolspak, which will t.scome tis
language Of diplomacy, enabling both parties
10 stand on an equal footing. Works 81
purely literary and imaginative character
viii continue 70 be written in nafaona, Ian
guage, although occasionally they may be
translated into Volspnk.
CHARLES E. SPz,our,
tolaplkatidei
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

TEEIF777E = = p - -ET7E-T
cEssp Irnot. June 4 The ersniDbfio.
oi ths chsliepders. shs alleged naesiefea 81
john Clay. vas Teeasso ynslsrsisY a.
fstsaEsoH's Hall. chsflotfs by Jusilcs
Irish Of tina place The testimony Of IN
Patterson and Alisn Of Charlotte. who psf
formed tBt satep<y esd several either 49,
neeset VA tskeH AL the esss oonfiEliet a.
June 18th 81 he saise plsos on fs40ss a.
counsel Tor defendants
the rsoes hsFs testsfdey ard toefY haff
brought ~ quite iefFs pgnlbsr - fofeiFIl
bofsrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

ID orn busch has
published a trans
lation tin excellent
English from the
Ffesch Of Kerck-
hoas shorter gram
mar we may ex-
psct many more 70
take is up. It will
ssill need a full die
tionsry with Eng
lish definitions, and
q text book which
can be understood
by those who know
English grammar,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

f,~9<eo~ee t<sr- fe- f,~r-e-~
> So N~s<<If
rer<ere1 - th< sfrfs~s rt@<>r.

or7fwx. ors.. Jane "A oepT - a.
p<tsn ~ ioe8 Isrs8orns r ise Frilist
fsovsrrs sssrn - fse 2ist alt., Fsrsr1inR f'ff
sefxass - fsIr~ fssss<sf ssiIfff = 't13r'I<
r. bsBrfrzs SO - Anger - hsefscsl
rr~sTfks erfs~-s use ixit s~fefe fefAnHsii
u x,ss irs<efts eDf1eri<set ~ 6frse'es
80 e~~-s fftr~ftes foNe ~ xs fnttfc
ps4aes fsrrrar rn<sf - fsn se~<k nti|<
rst~uirEt <H&if lf~t1 s-ssef8ns e. 90
tfxf sezs - tfe 8e~F ~hi1t sze9 ff<<T
rasr< ~ lBouf~$nf intt ere rs1f~<~rf n
~T9nss eyrsfn,ss8 - ifs s<~srf 80
fsseese s~~<kme.t ~ 80 cFz<sf $50 ~se~f
es wa - = 80 se~ious 49, fflfssz<f rps4
fl.< owne-s n oes<f fset st~<1r r>rarfsfsr
re~ - fssds ~ - k~e<icr tprsx
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

DIS Mofyss Ia. June f-Fountain
George. nasdersr Of Or. Epps twelve years
sxo. 4is.i IN the peaitsntisry Yesterday. He
vss sentercod By = Jury 10 &c hnng. but ap-
reaied - the Supreme Court. which
affrsrie5 the verdicf Of the jury. The dsv
6xsd f0- the execution having passed. il
dovcled upon Governor Shermmsn to tx a
say, which he refused 20 do.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10
The following shows the prsssnt ssandinl
Of tas .eagus cuba


ttl-EslFt q fst ft-t-kk@ attk-A
EyAsT, June 4-For the nrst tine this
season Evzrt crossed bats with Big Rapids
yesterday. "A Big Rapids had been max
ing Q hfm record In the race . close game
Was expected. bat the andi@nes we're dlsap-
pointed - the Evarts sisgxed the bah hard
IN every inning At the end Of the seventh
the Big Rapids club left the heId. the score
Standing q 10 I, bat az the call Of the an
dienee resumed play, making more scores.
The features OF the game we're the t>rrtnc
slugging Of he Egarts and the phenominst
stors OF Phalen. Of Evart. and O'Hearn. OF
Big Rapids. The score by innings was As
follows
Evsrt......... ....-....l 3 z-23'
By Rapids .......0 o 0 0 o.
Balleries-Phsicn and whalen; flzgg and
Wisweii.
Umplrc-w. q. Howard
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

TIE fiss tsiss keT sssasf~nssrtas - s,rss
sssstr.xra- -f.sss stf.osn.

ttssesss ~ tss ss,sssss 'skks,s
AAAkNkkoe hlch. June a. l0 So
t1nsghs Gre bsoks eu. IA y. i,sn nisyt1i
Manufacturing Norss sss nil non a.
unknosn cause and ths ~stci nsn a.
not discover i uusa Il hsd Ralnsa ggcs
heedvsy. "A alarm ~s sis1 so0efes
aud the department. resp0rdsd iafoaeiis
and fnoxhf Ere eel wifh iauf streams
sno an exlsnfrishes bui cesit sei 49,
cofifol, and The fssioff. fe miii. Htla
foom aDd consaereiie tuuifel uas
Destroyed is.s tls burnt itke.f esf fi.lp
thousand stsiaF worth q uanGfai
tnfed goods, furniture. tliagf lsasisI
piano bodies etc al Issdf a. elila 3. alse
destroyed fifteen Thousand dnilsIf woyrf ~
which ~as - ss delis.Tac Mondsf 1hs
total iees 10 tbO 00 Iosursnee fli "a a.
Underwriters AUtasi N0hpsry. Ch.oato
which 10 vofth tui iiitis a. flsyneiit ca
n0t be enforced Ia tlis sfsie
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

WV YoBx. June 4--Tbe drm Of c. L.
Webster a Co. Of which "Nsrk Tvsin- Is
. rneuher, whfch was sued for 1850 hy
Msssrz Little 4 Derrcrest. for breaking q
cuntrect fcr printing the 'Psrsonsl Memoirs
Of Gen. Grant have besn sdiu5xed guilty
and ismaxes for the full amount have been
awarded TIE pIs:nsif
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

tsttet.ss - 80 Ttisrsss .tss't.
hCficA. Jubs Fire cestroyed fls
house and contents oi Mr.. Dr A. y fefd
81 40 yesterday morning. Causf ~ 6rs
unfnsvn. ~ the Inriy had been aves
iof the last tyo % tires asYs
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

ArorsrA. June Blaine lsft This city
cor New York st ; o'ciock this afternoon
rs viii sci frcsu New York sor Europe on
lure :. He 9ss in the hest of health, and
wxs net ss ths depot bT lar9s party Of
friends s7d neizbbors. Who ss1s him good.
hrs sud God-spsea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

IovnoN. June THE Thistle hai hsr
topr 80 fsr-ied aRsy In the Thames Vscht
Club rec toorv, sni vas beaten by' TIE
Genesis and lrex. The course Was f-em
The Errs io Dover. TIE Gsnssts vss -
first arro<s t1e finishing iiae. the rex sec
ond md the Thistle third, half a nile BE-
hird
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The Governor reported lie approval of
Senator 6iaFks biz to yaoaie ibe burying
ground In Psris township. Kent county. ii
sill be remembered thst q similar bili
passed early in the sersion apd Wa sp.
proved bat fke description % The territory
10 be vzrssed proved slightly fuired, and 10
the whole needed doing over Again
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The COMMITTEES on state Affairs reported
fsyorably bill TO prohibit the ceiling %
giving away or IN any other way furnishing
tobacco IN any form 20 minors under fB
yesrs Of sse." Probably two-fhirds Of the
nernb~rship Of both Houses uss tobscco IN
ore form or both. sEd the query 10 Bow
Can such bill psss7H
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

The committee of tie whole occupies
most ef the fofsnoon In discussing 8 btu to
appropriate swamp isof for building q
efs = ros8 IN the counties of Ioseo. Arena
and ogsmsw: and 10 = bill ~ orFsuixs the
township Of Gnssin. Altvs0a County. The
latter proposition hss been for sesrs before
each Legislators. one sBrh bsli hsvine ben
vetoed - Governor Isuos during tie present
sessio1
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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LAfsFso. June "A short horse is soon
curried. ssd 30 Tie doines Of the Aichi-
q legislators fof today ase soou reported.
- Rouse not being in session. the senate
has bsen the onls psd 81 lAs 'pecplst eef-
ssnis" that kss been ia running order.
Even there the work done hss not been u
. sesy important character. much ~ "a be.
ing work in oonmltfrc ~ the whole.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-10

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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1887-04-28

pull at the teats. The only way of watering
the milk is watering the cow; but cow that
is kept on the dead run much of the time does
not always give good milk.
The Cuban eats nothing but oranges, bread
and butter and coffee for breakfast He
pares his orange as we do apples, and you
find plates of pared oranges before you on
the table when you sit down to the morning
meal The way to eat these oranges Is to
dr1ve a fork into them, plant your teeth
firmly into the luscious fruit and suck the
juice. The Cuban breakfast is taken on rs-
ing, and there is another breakfast about or
10 o'clock. This is more like the American
meal, and the whole city knocks off for it.
Passing along the street at this time you may
see families at their meals through the open
windows and doors, and an hour or two later
the whole town seems to be taking a siesta.
Dinner is eaten between and 6 o'clock, and
the stores keep open until about o'clock in
evening.
Havana is gayest at night. The clubs are
then full of life, the theatres well attended,
and Havana has one of the largest theatres
in the world. The parks Of Havana blaze
with gaslight Gayly dressed senortas in
mantillas walk about with Cuban dudes, and
every one chatters gayly. There are many
fine turnouts driven by the better classes, and
l see some coachmen here who would be
swellS in Washington.